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[" Ex."43." If "z_(1),z_(2),z_(3)" are three complex numbers such that there exists "],[" a complex number "z" with "|z_(1)-z|=|z_(2)-z|=|z_(3)-z|," show that "z_(1),z_(2)],[z_(3)" lie on a circle in the Argand diagram."]

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